Book Marked in xpp

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Anyone can please guide me to generate bookmarked through xpp

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  • Hi,

    If it is PDF bookmarks you are after, then please have a look at the documentation on page 3-13 of PDF Support in XPP manual:

    The format of the start and end bookmark XyMacros is:
    <:pdfs;BOOK;seq-page#,count;opt-data>Bookmark-text<:pdfe;BOOK>

    That is the old macro based method of defining bookmarks.
    But beware as:

    You can enter PDF XyMacros, such as XREF or 2DEST, within tag and
    macro definitions in the expansion fields of XyMacros, or use them in
    the Prestring or Poststring fields of an Item Format Spec. These XyMacros
    pass through to the PostScript output formatter as computer generated
    text, but are honored as if they were present in the main text.

    Plus at printing time, do not forget to tick the Use PDF markup in the PS/PDF tab of the print dialog box.

    The newer ways is using a CSS stylesheet in which you can specify bookmarks using the -xpp-pdf-bookmark property. (see example on page 8-3 of the same manual)
    But you have to use the Direct to PDF option to print the PDF

    Don't forget to tick also the Bookmarks/Annotations Only box in that case.

    Hope this helps 

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  • Hi,

    If it is PDF bookmarks you are after, then please have a look at the documentation on page 3-13 of PDF Support in XPP manual:

    The format of the start and end bookmark XyMacros is:
    <:pdfs;BOOK;seq-page#,count;opt-data>Bookmark-text<:pdfe;BOOK>

    That is the old macro based method of defining bookmarks.
    But beware as:

    You can enter PDF XyMacros, such as XREF or 2DEST, within tag and
    macro definitions in the expansion fields of XyMacros, or use them in
    the Prestring or Poststring fields of an Item Format Spec. These XyMacros
    pass through to the PostScript output formatter as computer generated
    text, but are honored as if they were present in the main text.

    Plus at printing time, do not forget to tick the Use PDF markup in the PS/PDF tab of the print dialog box.

    The newer ways is using a CSS stylesheet in which you can specify bookmarks using the -xpp-pdf-bookmark property. (see example on page 8-3 of the same manual)
    But you have to use the Direct to PDF option to print the PDF

    Don't forget to tick also the Bookmarks/Annotations Only box in that case.

    Hope this helps 

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